Had a very bad tennis class experience.
To start with, tennis coach David sounded very promising for the first week. From second week onwards we had issues like he rescheduled our kids classes then, David took $400 from us in advance and did not reply back to our texts or phone calls. When we tried reaching him over the phone, his calls were directly going to voice mail.
David sorry to say we trusted you but, you seem to be unreliable and unprofessional.
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Wood Crafts. I.
It is a flat out scam
It is a flat out scam. Got two adults and 2 young people for lessons, to tease me. Then nothing for ocer18 months. Getting out today
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Seba A.
SCAM ALERT!!!
I've spent more than $40 on fake requests! all of them were scams. Seriously, how are they allowed to scam teachers?
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Shae G.
Doesn't work, No one ever available
No matter where I go to find instructors for anything I want to learn, there is no one available. Complete waste of time and space.
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Joel
This is a scam
This is a scam! I figured I would give them a shot, and only spent $20 for a package of referrals, so why not. Well, I offer the lowest rate (ridiculously low) and even a FREE lesson (1 hour, free, no joke) in order to determine if we are a good fit. I've received SEVERAL responses, all burning up my account balance of course, and have received the SAME responses: "I'm interested, what's next" followed up immediately by a "Thanks, but I'm going a different direction". Fortunately I have the ability to advertise on my own, and NEVER has there been a potential client who would pass me up on my offer (I mean, for god's sake, the first hour is FREE). I even called the numbers that they give me when a prospective customer "views" your quote (which doesn't occur regularly) and these people at first don't know why you're calling. This leads me to believe that this company is only using fake accounts and replies in order to charge teachers for money in order to purchase their "packages" of quotes.
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Zachary K.
Leads are often fake and go nowhere for…
Leads are often fake and go nowhere for the business so the real ones, albeit a small amount actually are real, normally get ignored. They also will not refund your money. Businesses beware.
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John D.
If you are a teacher - Beware
If you are a teacher , like me, in a niche market, get ready for the run around. the so called students are probably not real. It seems like they are not serious to learn or it's an inside job in which anyone (internal employee) can generate a request for lessons. You buy credits. Students waste your time. They have a get hired guarantee, well , ANYONE can message you and mark you hired. Then you lose credits. It's on you to reach out to them and state you were marked hired when indeed you were not. Isn't it hard enough trying to run a small business these days? I reached out to them and got the old " We'll fwd this to such and such and such " I am grateful that the app exists.. however the success rate , return on investment is unusually low if you factor time and money spent. Please make the people who need lessons accountable. You charge the professionals.. please charge a fee to weed out un serious students. Update it's even worse they restructured how they provide leads. It's very confusing and I get zero leads or I hesitate to pay for someone who's just going to flake anyway.
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PATRICIA A H.
Worst 'referral' service EVER
I'm only giving it one star because I can't give LESS. This apparently is a useless service. I teach scrapbooking, papercrafting, cardmaking, stamping - what I got were 'referrals' (that I'm guessing could've been written by their own employees) looking for painting classes, pottery classes, leatherworking classes - you name it, they got referred to me. I wasted more time trying to write polite responses (in case they WERE real prospects). THEN try to get them to cancel! Impossible. I'm waiting on lessons .com AGAIN to cancel my service.